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Plant chemical defence allocation constrains evolution of local range.
Molecular ecology - 1 Dec 2009
Siemens David H, Haugen Riston, Matzner Steven, Vanasma Nicholas
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Many species of plants in the wild are distributed spatially in patches, the boundaries of which may occur and change because of a complicated interplay between myriad environmental stressors and limitations of, or constraints on, plant coping mechanisms. By examining genetic variation and co-variation among marker-inferred inbred lines and sib-families of an upland wild mustard species within and just a few...
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